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it » ~ _ litibnd 1° Strat the fi "'_l"'l"old snip thatmstrlkes us. lf yd u. ‘we °1Zd¢r¢_d your winter's sli _ y- ~don't hetqaught in the rulil, but
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_;me 11?! ,iieceiving good cledll coal up gypfngwf. . V
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Buyins in car -lots we _een
sell you at auct on' 'pr'.:.es:-- ', V _sllls Boards $9.00 te ;lso.oi1. su.- _,vi». sr.'1s.,__ ._as.s0.f s».oo._,_tv.ao. iggpo. $1o.nq. ,$12.00 each. commence sash, t§.so,~-also sud- 'Saou wleksf- susan- as colon ta.2 ` limi.
Parlor Suites. no the ordin` but `
als' mas. i_3z.5_o. $25; , to lotiloo sadh-,- 8 and=-15 -piece stil ss.. _ Parlor 'l‘ahles.» $1.511. to _ ,1z:;0'
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lglning room tables, sul-iso* oak Liga. B large legs $7.00 .to 12.00
urgfsrtoed 0a,\,=’,~;tro1l_l ~$1e.oo to iiiaoo Dining Room !_Chalrs from to
“$.00 .tor set of six. wsrsrom nom. -$14.00 to lt.oq.
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~ _unset nom.:f;§§.so‘ts sas. - cl.
'on beds. Sinners' aaa-mat eq
zllsfbest at 1oweiil'lou¢u.' .mn _ _ell ll go. . ul-2 tt. “Use l Jsrgens -Vi`0let= Glycerinig :_ the
’ We arepshowing thisweek inonr show window, a spien- , did line of new stationery in- '.‘
are bound to give universal satisfaction. ~ _ _
'_‘l`llE _DUCIll85l"
_ is a twill finish paper which is very
smart but in no way bizarre or con- trary to good taste.
_ ' "HIE VICE REGAL" il_ as prefty a sheet as one rnuld wish for. It is lor people who like the very best of fine stationery.
V.Cli REGAL and BOUD3lR» »
come in the three most popular sha sl . - _ _ _
B‘;l¢‘|°ir. lmali s'ze for noted. ` ` Salou, the long narrow share, ` ' Decal, the ordinary obiongvghgpg; - ’ ' ....'AT_ _ l
s G. E. ii,ilciilt*.,"S:1e
1 The llomo of Good Stationery
. |80 Queen St. Phone 367]
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3. cluding- two newlines which 5
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HND ELSEWHERE
ab_ -ff-‘~`-‘-`fv“-“-“JS-'fri-‘J_“_`IV1*.”.*'.`S_‘_*,.Z`J.'.Z`_ `.‘$f_’-2
James W. Richards, ll. P., leaves
Charlottetpwn this morning lor Ot- ~ G. A, and Mrs. Gans, Charlotte-
tawe. -
`_~"<'1'he Misses Bessie and Sarah Mo-
Jionald, Charlottetown, returned re- 'oentlytrom a visit to Boston.
Miss Jennie Hood, Charlottetown,
_ ..,who has been visiting Harry and
Hrs. Biden, Amherst, returns home tonight. » , ‘
The Tug Amherst, Capt. Batt,Char-
lottetown, returned to this city last. evening from towing a large produce schooner.
The Tug _William Aitken, owned by
Capt. Batt, Charlottetown, returned .hilt evolllllg from Picton where she had. been at work.
A crate of black foxes was rmong
the shipments by the ~P. E. I. R. yes- ~¢°fdBY- _ They were beins sent to~ ;Heward’s ranch at Milton. _
'_ Patrons of the Peoples' 'l"heatre are `l'6€l\lested to be in their seats early H118 evening, as there will he two dis _tinct shows esch evening. Doors wilh _oven at 'I o'cloek sharp, to-night and Monday.
.A Y0Uug lad named McG:l.`oe who is
wllv no You ll/lvl. conws _ 7 4
when |
GERMAN CORN EXTRA- CTOR, will remove corns quickly, surely, conveniently, patiently.- It is not an ex- perienced but a tlied and test- ed cure. ,
»_ Ii’s a “Sure thing" Corn Cure worth $1. but [selling for
Soap with the Emerald hue and true
odor ol natural' violets. This iaaiéthe most popular 'toilet soap in B_ on, New York, and other American iiitles, --and we sell'-_itat the' same p
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th'e`re-2iic=bo'x.. EQ A. Foetelihgelli G. E 5132?*
trol Drugstore. 11&3i.‘ :W , 4 __V__J, ‘ A Visit 0ur dy Department -
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I our chocolate! once "_t o ot rel chocolatps will satisfy you again.
:Yon never ate such delicious ‘fectlonl before ati the price. Every hing is genuine about them, onlygi ,tel fruitfiavurs pure sugarand cream are
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I5 cents ,
__.,*`-2’ _ onlrarglnginpricelixom .,.. ,.........,.........50c_io$1.00
or|}{lb 35.. lib. " 5.; ... - ¢.. .... . . 60;:
bein: employed st the Arena Br-“ling Alleys,t Charlottetown, while attumpg. ing to adjust the ventilator lost his balance and fell. from the ventilator to the gallery belowi, dislocating his shoulder in the fall. 1-Ie narrowly escaped topling over the bariater down to the enclosure below.
' In giving the comparison between the votes polled for the successful candidate in Thursday’s election in Ward Four and in the same ward for the Previous election in yesterday‘s issue. the figures were transposed. They should have read "this election '476; last, election 548."
Thomas Hughes, Charlottetown.
has been confined to jail to serve s‘x months for third infraction of the prohibition act. Frederick McKinnon has also been incarcerated -to serve' three months for first oilence against the Act. There are now three offen- ders doing time in the new jail for violations _of the Prohibition Act, surely the way of the transgressor is bard, __
The Commission of Presbytery ap- pointed tc visit the congregation of Cardigan, will meet in St. Andrew”s Church, Cardigan, on Tuesday, Nov. 19th lust at half ten o'clock a. m. All_the _members and adherents ofthe cdngregation' are requested to be pre- sent. Au oderlng will lie taken for the Presbytery Fund. A. J. Machleill, Convener. \
The Patriot Publishing Co have
secured a lease of the first iioor ot the Newson Block on Richmond St\ Charlottetown, and also the bnlck building at the rear. This building fvilll be used eutirelv for the plant and is being remodslled to suit. The 'company are now moving their line
A is Miltli'ill_n°"°ii°rug'l` iiompllny ' | _ ' Col’ ‘Great ,_‘fj-' and -Kent Sts- _J
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Let tus col ratuiate you 1 ,ey _ _ _sy ,.;...l:’:. 12:. l';‘.;.:“..:
" . A lsmoking t_obacco,we know ' "°~fT.“<”*? '__€°==» -._ 1 ~'- 7 »'§.‘L`?...“li§..$“ “..’2`°°°.¢'§i`§§f
_ r .if » ._ sf
y »» able. It isthe coolest and ~
_ l_ mofst agreeable smoke on_ f it ~
W _ _ ,_ an cesny,an
.. .'1-.'.'-_`- -it intlm TONGUE, Try our
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BLACK .TWISTJ che tobacco. Nohebeiter. `
'Hickey & Nicli__,son Tobacco Co. Ltd. ~ Phone 34 5, Charlottwn. Manufacturers.
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best cooking stoves at the l
‘Here aretwo of
on _ _ __ _ _
expert housewives. They
the impllovements that neces- cau contrivc. It is without
of' artistic workmanship
been shown in this
or
bl » the stoves
shelf tank
‘.,‘~. mssanaamoo
. shelf
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new Duplex Printing Press into this building. The stall will remain in their old quarters for some months
yet.
The Maratime Baptist of Nov. 13. contains the following:-Denoxninln tional Directory. Superlntendents- Home Mlsli‘ons, Rev. C. P. Wilson. St. John, N. B. Field Secretaries.- Foreign Missions, Rev. M. Fl. Fletch- er, St. John, N. B. Annuity Fundi, Rev. Bl. Crowell, D. D., Truro, N.S. Treasurers.-Demonlnational Funds, N. S., Rev. I. W. Porter, Woltville. N. S. Denominational Funds, N. B., Bev. W.'E. McIntyre, D. D., Bt. John, N. B. Denominational Funds, P. E. I., A. W. Sterna‘, Charlotte- town, P. Home Missions, N. ST and P. Rev. I. W. Porter, Wplfville, Foreign Miss'ons, Rev. W. Mclntyre, D. D., St. John, N. B.-Ministers' Annuity Fund, Rev. G. A. Lawson, Moncton, N. B. Acadia University, Rev. A. Co- hoon, D. D., Wolfville, N. S. Manl- toba-Rev. J. N. McLean, Box Law- son, Moncton, N. B. U. B. W. M.U., Mrs. G. B. Smith, 'Mission Bands, Miss’-Lizzie Gillespie, Amherst, N. S. Western Superintendents .-Pastors and 'others should write one ,of these Western - Superintendentsl .when any of -their people _are removing to the ,Canadian West. 118 Winnipeg.-Bar katchewan-Rev 'I' M Marshall
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. A ' " V" Regina.-Alberts'-Rev. C: C. M°L““1`1
an es jen, Calgary. _British Columbia.-Rev. '
l H. G. Estabrooks, Vancouver.
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- ':Rexall Antiaeptic Tooth Powder is
They are the f“V°" V _ tn; nest all round dental preparation
liuade. _ It thoroughly cleenses the teeth and mouth, hardens the gums,
the making of good stoves.
- ' v ‘ ifie the breath and prevents de-
li 3 5 lendld cooker and 3 Edu.. Pitt up ln handsome lithograph-
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ed tin boxes. The best Package of good tooth powder to be had any- where for 25c. The McKinnon Drug Co.. Corner Great George and Kent _Ste Mllltf.
m It Pays to buy in this Province. -‘thM. Mcllillap, Gbnrlot.tltown,leavea '_ ~ , -‘_ is morning or Boston.
B" n.gK°"' G" 5 , -Kiss M. McDonald, I-lopedeld, leaves _ --
7 5° h°El;§- thlsmorning on a visit to Boston. N. McLean, North Wiltshire, was a
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'visitor to 'Charlottetown y»_-st l.rc’cy.
town, left yesterday afterllnn on a visit to- New York. _
I Milton Baker of Springtleld, Mis- jsouri, who has been here for some ,time left yesterday morning lor the 7.United States. Mr.-Baker is a native lo! Bedeque but before going to the .jstetes lived for quite a while st. Lot A8. He returned to his native ‘Pro- ,vince llavllng made good during his years abroad. The lox game in Prince Edward Island took a strong hold upon 'him and having plenty of money to invest-be invested. The _result is that he is one ot the prin- fcipal shareholders in a'rancb in a ranch -at Bunbury which contains six g or eight black beauties with grea
prospects tor the future.-Exe.
There passed away at New Lon~ don Friday, November the Bth, Mrs. Margaret Jackson, beloved wife of ' 'Joseph Jackson in the 67th year of her` age. She leaves to mourn two ‘brothers-John and Robert McLeod 'of St:anley'Bridge and six sons and three daughters-David of Omaha, Nebraska; Robert, Isaac, James, and George, in the Canadian West, and Kier of New London and Isabella of Boston. Jennie Anderson ot Law. renee, Mass, and Mrs. Henry Robert- son of Montague. The funeral took place on Monday from. the home of -her son Kier McAllister. The service was conducted by the Rev. John Murray and the burial took place at
Clifton cemetery.
The case of Francis J. McKenna ;
vs. Peter and Stephen Cummiskey ,
before Stipendiary Shaw for several ' days has been concluded. Judgment was rendered Thursday by His Hon- or, who decided in favor of the de- fendant, dismissing the case. The charge was assault and battery, the plaintiff claiming that Peter Gum- miskey had hit him with the hoe cut- ting two of his lingers. The plea of the, defendant was self defence, who contended that McKenna first threat- ened him with a stone, and that he used the handle of the hoe in self defence. A good deal of evidence was submitted and there was much inter-
to the passing avuay Of their dmlgll'
Joorml l’a°t¢rns ,
Ladies’ , ' ”"
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Journal-
Patterns ` :_ ,
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all of Johnson's River, which was up yd
Splendid Showing oi
THi:SE CHILL I\OVEMBER NIGHTS call
for warm soft, comfortable blankets to make sleep sour.-d and -pleasant. The blankets are here- the prices are light--we are delighted to exchange our good blankets for y0l1r good money. '1`he exchange will be proiitable to bothof us. Let us show you a- bout the blankets; -
Good soft warm 60.x 80 inch Blank-
cts wool, well made. . . _ .... . _ _ _ , _ _ pr
Very special value blankets, 60 x 80
whipped separately, fine and soft... . . . . . pr
Separately whippld blankets, 64 x 84 4 pr
7 lbs. to the pair, all pure wool. ...... .. . . ° Very fine soft warm all wool blanket
71bs.topair,64x 84 inches ..... pr , _
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THE CARLTON, the ideal in
line Euglishrlankcts 60 x 80 inches whipped sepnrlllcly silkiiy soft and line, warm Lelulliully ilu- ish... . . _ . . . . . . . _ . . pr
_ THE CARLTON in a heavier
weight blanket, 8 lbs to the pair 66 x 86 inches in sizes, soft, 9 silky, warm 6. '
TI-lli_f_CARLTOl\i is our heaviest weight runs 9 lbs. to the pair. _It is iull 7| x 90 inches ln size. ’l‘he`b1ank¢'l;g_, are whipped separately. They have handsome borders. They are 7 soft. with a soil fleecy_iinisl1 that washing will not hurt.. . ° ‘
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I0-4 Fiaflilelelle Blankets in I r-4 .Flsnnelette Blankets in white
white .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89c or grey. . , , , _ _ |25'
12-4 Fiaunelette Blankets in-white... _ __ _ .|60 In M Q
]ust compare our wonderful Blanket value with ordinary goods supplied
by mos: stores. W_¢ Ca” 53?? Y.0\1_1I10!»1€y-and ensure you satisfaction in' all . sorts of blankets-lf you areplpnterested cofmein today, 1 ; ‘
est in the case. Johnson, K. C. np- _.. __ - _ _ I '__ ,
ai tlfl d Dull for dc- "Saturday Speciale- 100l .doz ' ' 7'
peered for pl n ‘ an . y I H, _
tsndsnts. ‘The _ Fr.” UH" l“.°9‘ F*“¢‘YF’_ ,Tonka-s_..<=ellsrs.fwortb_15e.fcach;.eevr
Sale still continue and besides these 1 ,|025 for 95°: youu -dress sh,f¢_§~w_ '.r00.(e.B collars worth me each
"A, 95c Saturday Linen Hale at TUWIVB FKTGWEII Sale. 100 dgzcng 0|
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. ~ ~ lineal in 1 isol 95- sun ll' t'
The sympathy of nlslr wide circle we are pumps on a Bl>°°l°l 95° s ery S - or c, s lr s of kiends goes out to James H. sale for Satu1day.~Cal1 ill Sud 3°*-_ $1.50 tor 95c and cuhs worth 2Fc to Bmoks and family’ of Murray Har- your share ot the wonderlul bargains. 35¢, ,ww ‘G pak.-S for 95,5, at “_ H_
H H BFDWH. 158 Queen St Br0wn's Mammoth Farewell Sale
fill! 110W at 1 dozen for 95c; 'l`0olre's full dress shirts $1.50.l0r Biic, and cuiis worth 25c to 35s now 6 pail-5 f°r 95°- ll-Lemza.
bo`r<, in their sore bereavement. due ~ ' ,, il.-16m2i~l " A ‘ ~ u'1ém2l~
Vancouver, B. C., on Oct. 28th. 1912. at the age ot ten years and six mon- ths. About three months aE0. tl'-\° 'mother with Jean and her youngest- slster went out to Vancouver where
-contracted diphtheria and in a few days succumbed thereto. The funeral took place to Mountain View Genie' tery and the services were conduct- ed by Rev. Dr. Wright- She was 8 particularly bright and l°"°“"‘° child who endeared herself bl’ he' ' pleasing qualit/ies not onlY to Par' ents and relatives but to Dlavmetvfl and companions and bi' all these she will be greatly missed. I ,_ Mr
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‘ Best f_q_1; A
Your _ H orsé
ROYAL PURPLE ~
STOCK SPECIFIC
We guarantee it to put
four of the family reside. Here Jean ‘
ter, Lillian Jean, at Cedar Cott.aE€. 5 _ _ '
--- Fox Shares _
“The Island” Bllaclk and Silver Fox Company, Limit-
ed, have _shares for sale~'i_~n five fpairs of choice, Gordon, I Tuplin, Oulton, an_d~Da1ton Stock. -. _ ‘ Four of these pair have produced pups this' season.
The peit of a full brother of one of the 'above pairs,
was shipped to London, England, and was sold _lor
$2,300.00. ,_
Price of shares $100.00 each. For full particulars
phone or write the secretary and treasurer,
H. Hooper Horne
Box 248 ~ . __ ,
Phone 324-_I ' Charlottetown, P, E. Ir, 3
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ummm-u-usmmqf `
in less time than any other.
70 days treatment 50 cents 128 days treatment $l_50
Johnson & Johnson
The Condition Powder
which will give prompt and
positive results is
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HOLDER FREE
WITH EACH
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your horseiu good condition _
£44 Gt. Georg e St.
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Santa , 4 laus
This is to certify that I ‘ills real and only
genuine Santa Claus will asfusual make.
A Carter & Cels Stores '
’ my headquarters for the _Christmas lloildayaof
1912. Carter Q. Co. who are my Authorized' Agents are now very busy opening up the larg- est and best stock of Filiey Goods, Toys. Dells, Games, Leather Geoda,"Chinaware, Glassware,
uvenira and Smalivdrea, Books, Stationery, »
’ Xmas Cards, Calen ra, Boxed »Staiione|y,,`»
' fountain Pena, Qc. e. »Col`.lect`ed from many
countries; I will_ ve vb rail p' and ln I' Arrival will be annotilicid 9l”'¢ ' X
Signed" w
Santa Ci A
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